A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin

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Set against the backdrop of the abolitionist movement, this book serves as Harriet Beecher Stowe's defense of her renowned novel, addressing criticisms from Southern slave owners. Stowe meticulously presents real-life counterparts and evidence for her characters, reinforcing the authenticity of her portrayal of slavery. Released shortly after the success of Uncle Tom's Cabin, it quickly became a bestseller, furthering the conversation on the moral implications of slavery and the experiences of those affected by it.